On Mon, 29 Dec 2003 11:16:26 +0000, "Ian Dickson ian-at-iand.demon.co.uk"
said:
> Thought for 2004 - Does the globalisation of the anti globalisation
> movement signify that that the anti-globalisation movement has failed?
It's a senseless play on words.
The buzzword globalization has a lot of connotations. Mass media is
using this buzzword with a lot of meanings, making the speech of the
anti-globalization movement apparently void.
What the anti-globalization movement is seeking is better understood if
you read the meaning of the word globalización in a Spanish dictionary
<http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltGUIBusUsual?LEMA=globalización>:
| globalización.
|
| 1. f. Tendencia de los mercados y de las empresas a extenderse,
| alcanzando una dimensión mundial que sobrepasa las fronteras
| nacionales.
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